Boeing 767-424ER

16 aircraft

The Boeing 767-400ER represented Boeing's final stretch of the successful 767 family, designed to bridge the capacity gap between smaller wide-bodies and the massive 747. First flown on October 9, 1999, it was a low-wing twin-engine wide-body that could seat 245 to 300 passengers in a stretched fuselage measuring 201 feet 11 inches in length. With a maximum range of 5,625 nautical miles, it was manufactured by The Boeing Company at their Everett, Washington facility.